Bed linen

Altrenotti bed linen dresses the bed system with natural fibres and fine workmanship: cotton, linen, sateen and jacquard, in colours that dialogue with the collections’ coverings.

Luxury bed linen, for everyday rest

For Altrenotti, luxury is not display: it is the quality of what touches the skin every night. Bed linen completes the bed system with natural fibres chosen for softness, breathability and durability, leaving everyone free to compose their own bedroom.

The bed, down to the last detail

Cotton bed sheets, coordinated with the bed

Altrenotti cotton bed sheets are conceived together with the beds: colours and finishes dialogue with the headboards and upholstery of the collections. The bedroom keeps a consistent design, from the sleeping platform to the pillow.

The character of linen

Linen bedding: the charm of a lived-in look

Linen does not seek the perfect crease: its slightly rumpled surface is part of its character and gives the bed a natural, never rigid look. Altrenotti linen bedding is designed for those who prefer an effortless beauty that grows with use.

A weave, not a fibre

Sateen bed sheets: what sateen really is

Sateen is not a fibre but a way of weaving: long yarns float on the surface and reflect the light. In Altrenotti bed linen, sateen is made of pure cotton, combining the typical lustre of this weave with the breathability of a natural fibre.

A new look for the bedroom

Printed sateen bed linen: a new look for the room

A change of bed linen is enough to give the bedroom a new look. Designs printed on cotton sateen follow the seasons or the taste of the moment, while headboard and upholstery stay the same. The plain side offers, in the same piece, a quieter version.

Pure cotton, no iron

Non-iron bed sheets, in pure cotton

Non-iron bed sheets are often thought to require synthetic fibres. In Altrenotti bed linen the result comes from the fabric’s finish: the cotton stays pure, keeps its breathability and after washing returns neat without the iron.

A name born on the loom

Jacquard bedding: a story of looms

Jacquard takes its name from Joseph-Marie Jacquard, who in the early nineteenth century devised a loom able to control every thread. Since then it has described fabrics whose pattern is born from the weave. Altrenotti jacquard bedding carries this tradition forward in tone-on-tone motifs.

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